Akhi

Chicago, IL, United States

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Jan 29 at 01:08 PM

♡999♡ Moses wrote the first 5 books of the Bible. He is hypothesized to have lived about 3,500 years ago. Egypt at the time was a center of knowledge and civilization. Torah says he learned all the "wisdom of Egypt".  Torah shows that he got direct help from ETs (angels) and the Source Himself. Plus, he had access to all the cosmic knowledge available at that time in Egypt. Note that when he (rather his brother Aaron) changes a staff into a serpent, the magicians of Egypt were able to do that too. How many scientists you know today that are able to do that?...

So, what Moses wrote it's not something that came out of nowhere only at that time. It's probably more of synthesis of some of the existing knowledge + plus new info that got via the ETs and Source Himself.

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Jan 29 at 12:56 PM

♡999♡ I never said that about Jason, I just gave it as an example of an extra "witness" to what I am saying. I don't believe everything Jason says it's absolute true. For example, Satan is the god of this world, it's a real being that many of the elites serve and obey strictly. Jason, at least lately, would seem to indicate that he is just some kind of projection or our own minds, or something like that. In that, I think even Jason's Rabbi AA disagrees. He talks about a Black Light, which as far as I can glean from what's been published in RoL, fits the Satan bill. Rabbi AA also talks about the existence of evil spirits that can deceive and draw us down, and he even admonishes Ray to be mindful not to fall under their influence.

I do agree that these negative entities are restricted geographically to earth, as sphere of influence. Satan is the god of this world, meaning the earth, as far as I understand at this stage in my growth. And he is the boss of all these negative entities.

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Jan 29 at 12:21 PM

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The Bible himself says that angels (ETs in our parlance) are deeply into basically Bible deciphering and have their eyes on what is going on the earth, not only to assist but also to learn themselves (1 Peter 1 ESV - Greeting - Peter, an apostle of Jesus - Bible Gateway)

Jason and TLS through what they published agree that indeed to be the case.

Jesus Himself and the prophets say that they bring to light new information that was not made known before their time and was kept hidden, basically to the whole non-Source intelligentsia in the whole Universe. That is a continuous process of discovering and understanding of what has been unveiled though.

So yeah, the information in the Bible goes down to before time even existed, not just 2000 years ago. It also goes ahead to after the time will be no more.

Rabbi AA in RoL says Torah (the Bible) is a book for all ages and it's relevant not only to the humans but everybody.

Note that these civilizations learn themselves. They are not the Source.

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Jan 28 at 09:25 PM

♡999♡ The knowledge encoded in the Bible is certainly not only 2000 years old. Jesus says he came to reveal to us knowledge that was kept hidden since the foundation of the world. Knowledge that not even those advanced civilizations had. "I will utter what has been hidden since the foundation of the world." 

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Jan 28 at 08:54 PM

♡999♡ I think we could have very fruitful discussions if we establish that Bible and various religions (including the Christian ones) most of the time are as far apart as heaven is from the earth. And let stop assigning to the Bible whatever this or that religion is assigning to it. Because many times is simply non-sense built by people who live/lived at a very low level of spirituality and have no idea what they are talking about.

Bible says that Elijah has to be active on the earth in human form at least 3 times. Moses at least 2 times. But it does show that meanwhile they are in a very wonderful place, yeah with whole gang, like Abraham, Luke, Lazarus, Mary, Isaiah, Enoch, and all of those blessed souls. That's the place I am going to/prepare for, to be in the company of such people. If I am to be sent back, I'd gladly comply. But that is my destination, my "home base".

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Jan 28 at 07:35 PM

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Do not take these thoughts as being offended or something. I find we have an interesting thought exchange always. Also, sometimes what we say could be misunderstood, it might have been written in hurry (which indeed is the case many times) or what not.

Overall, the more I expose myself to the Scriptures the fuller of joy and happiness I am. Nothing that has to do with fear there. So, when I see/read that fellow brothers and sisters maybe down, I naturally just want to share, hey do you want to give this a try? It works for me. That's all there is to it, no control intention or whatever. What can I gain anyway?

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Jan 28 at 07:28 PM

Yeah, there is no fear in love. A religious system that drives people into fear it is not of the same spirit as the Scriptures:

1 John 4:18–20 - There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear. … | ESV.org

Now the Scriptures talk about the Fear of God being the beginning of wisdom. But even ChatGPT can get that right :-). It does not talk about a paralyzing fear, but of reverence for Somebody who is way more powerful that ourselves, at least at the stage we currently are at. Don't we even talk about the nature and some of its powerful laws, we "fear" them in the sense that we don't fool around with powers that are much stronger that we are, we kind of reverence/"fear" them.

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Jan 28 at 05:46 PM

Jason read the whole of Tanakh (Old Testament) in the original Hebrew at least 2 times. Rabbi AA (supposing he is a real person) knew Torah and many other related Scriptures in their original language and studied them for decades (or shall we say centuries?).

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Jan 28 at 04:40 PM

If you want to experience joy, peace, love and all positive, feed your spirit/soul with divine words (The Bible). See what happens. 

But not in a mental and intellectual only way, but just let your spirit bask in those words.

For what is worth, Rabbi AA and Jason in his books, talks about this reality too. The Divine Words are food for your inner man. It needs them to thrive. Jason says there are other books as well with this capacity, being divinely imbued. We need them!

Jan 28 at 12:30 PM

Milan Jus I speak a number of languages too, and English is not my native. No other intent but wanting to figure out what is being said. I see AIs are pretty good at translating these days, so that's why I said about writing in native language. You could also write in your native and have AI translate it for you and see how it works. In fact, that was my first thought to ask, but didn't know how familiar you were with those. E.g.

https://duckduckgo.com/?va=h&t=hv&q=translate&ia=webhttps://chat.openai.com/

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